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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1., DATE.- TIME GROUP 11-10 LOCATION
11/0200Z 14/0200z DAMPA, FLORIDA (1 witness)
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
f.-Osher (3: Possisie
Civilian
4. NUMBER OF CBJECTS
1. one
2. twelve 1
5. LENGTH OF OESERVATION 5. LENGTH OF OESERVATION T1. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS T1. BRIEF GUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
1. 5 min l. Obj was sighted by observer outside her residence. 1. O53 ras sighted by observer cutside her residence.
2. n/a 2.n/a Object appeared Object appeared ov er treetops heading in a southeriy direction.
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION OF OBSERVATION The object was brightly lit and moved in a wavering motion, IThe object was brightly lit and moved in a wavering motion,
bassing about 30-t0 feet above the observe passing about 30-t0 feet above the observer. (No weight can be
ground visuel ground visual given the report because of lack of confirming witnesses. JAH
7. COURSE 2. Oeserver sighted 12 four pointed objects that looked like 2. Observer sighted 12 four pointed objects that looked like
South South small, white swirling clouds with lights. The objects appeared
2. 6 south a 6 west 5 seuth a 6 west lin a straight line over the treetops heading in a westerly lin a straight line over the treetops heading in a westerly
s. S. PHOTOS Hirection. After passing, 6 objs headed south and the
fremaining 6 continued up the strect in a westerly direction
D Yos land disappeared.
N.o
2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Only one obcerver - a repeater - in a donsley populated area!
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4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 2.
1.m Cne Observer is far sighted and has difficulity eing.It is beli eved
2. Twelve 2 Twelve that she saw aircraft and biris and that she saw arcrait and birds and romdookwonx that her poor nat her poor eye eye-
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OESERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS signt msinte nse naa nad
1. 5 Minutes 5 Mnutes seen.
2. N/A 2. N/A 1. Cbject was si residence. residence.
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Object appeared o Object appeared ov er treetops heading in a southerly directiqn. r treetops heading in a southerly directimn.
The object was brightly lit and moved in a wavering motion, moved in a wavering motion,
Ground-Visual passing about 30-40 feet abov passing about 30-40 feet ab ye the observer. e the observer.
7. COURSE 2. Ooserver sighted 12 four pointed objects that looked like
1. South small, white swirling clouds with lights. The objects appeared
2. 6 South & 6 West in a straight line over the treetops heading in a westerly
8. PHOTOS direction. After passing, 6 object headed south and the
remaining 6 continued up the street in a westerly direction remaining 6 continued up the street in a westerly direction
Yos and disappeared.
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9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE onl
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS B36TH AIR DIVISION (TAC)
MACDILL BASE, FLORIDA 33608
ATTN OFI REPLY TO 15-DOI 25 April 1966
SUBJECTI Unidentified Flying Object Report
TO: AFSC (FTD)
Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
l. In accordance with AFR 200-2, the following informat: tion regarding
reporte 8 is submitted.
2. Three differant UrO's were sighted on three different occasions
by Mrs Tampa, Florida
a. First sighting.
(1) Six (6) objects approximately the length of four (4) head-
lights were sighted by the observer on 7 Feb 1966 at 1250Z while walking
her dog in the back yard.
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(3)T details. Astro(sp)
The objects made no sound.
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ground 300-500 feet from the observer. They remained motionless, hovering
above the ground for r approximately 5 to 10 minutes. The objects then
headed west and disappeared lover the horizon.
The mamer use
of optical aids.
b. Second sighting.
(1) Object was the size and shape of Volkswagen car, and was
covered with lights about the size of a "coffee can top".
(2) Object was sighted l by observer outside her residence while
walking her dog. The si
3) Object appea glass, t was
unsure of this feature.
. in a southerly direction. -
FIRST IN TAC
Anywhere - Anytime

flown past just seconds before the object appeared.
sound 38 above the
observer.
minutes.
c. Third sighting.
(1) Observer sighted 12 four-pointed objects 6-12 inches in
diameter.
at approximately 0200 - 0230z on 14 Apr 1966.
(4) The objects apoeared in a straight line over the treetops
heading in a westerly direction. After passing, 6 objects headed south
and the remaining 6 objects continued up the street in a westerly direction
and disappeared.
(5) The objects made no sound.
The observer was Mro Sr., ago Cinds
orida.
e. unlimited
ruary 1966. sther
f. No other activity or unusual condition which may account for these
from other individuals in this area concerning these objects.
g.
h. There is no existence of physical evidence, such as materials and
photographs available.
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i. Mrs appeared rational at the timo of the interview.
She is far sighted and has difficulty secing. It is believed she
could have imagined these objocts or possibly saw somnthing sho
thought appeared as she describes. It scems unusual that no other
person from the same area (which is densely populated) obsorved these
phenenona as did Mrs. since they have ccured quite regularly
in the past 3 months. Also, all 3 sightings occured in the same area
(the observer's backyard) but were different objects each time and of
different numbers.
j. Mrs has made other UFO sightings while living in Michigan
during 1957 - 1959. During this period she sighted 3 UFO's.
k. It is believed that due to Mrs.
and living alone, she probably imagined saw UFO's or that she could
have seen s something of logical explanation that her poor eyesight mis-
interpted. interpted.
FOR THE COMMANDER FOR THE COMMANDER
CHARIES BOWERS Colonel, USAF Colonel, USAF
Deputy Commander for Operations Commande for Operations .
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1.DATE •TIME GROUP LOCATION
17 April 66 17/0900z Tampa, Florida (1 Witness)
3. SOURCE . CONCLUSION
Civilian SATELLITE √
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSEE ERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
3 - 4 Minutes Object was star shaped, the size of a star and the color and
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION brightness of a star. It was a slow moving light in the sky
heading SSE. Observer did not watch the bbject till heading SSE. Observer did not watch the bbject till it disaprear disappear
Ground-Visual since he believed that it was a satellite. since he believed that it was a satellite.
7. COURSE
SSE
8. PHOTOS PHOTOS
Yes
MNo
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PHYSICAI IDENCE
Yes
MNo
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE ENT
MACDILL HEADQUARTERS B3STH AIR DIVISION (TAC) AIR ORCE BASE, FLORIDA 33608
REPLY TO ATTN OF: DOI-15 18 April 1966
SUBJECT: Unident atified Flying Object Report
TO: AFSC (FTD)
Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
1. In accordance with paragraph l4, AfR 20o-2, the following in-
formation regarding a reporte is submitted.
2. UrO was sighted by i
Tampa, Florida.
a. Description of Object.
1) UFO had a star-like shape.
The size of the object was the size of a star as ssen
from the ground.
Star.
(4)
(5) T There ware no discernable features or details. There were no discernable features or details.
(6) No tail, trail or exhaust were obsarved. (6) N exhaust were observed.
(7) The object made no sound.
(8) There were no other pertinent or unusual features about
the object.
b.
scene. Someone noticed a bright,
slowr-moring light
(2) The angle elevation of the object could not be estimeted
when first observed.
(3) Observer did not wateh the object till it disappeared. He
thoughtit to be a satellite and only otservad it for a brief period. He
and the others turned away from watohing it after three or four minutes.
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e. The location of the sighting was made from a swampy area near
route 4l - ll miles E of Tampa. The observer and three other persons were
catching frogs in the area at the time of the e sighting.
f. The observer was Tampa,
Florida; an insurance salesman in Tampa. Observer was rational and
information source can be considered reliable.
g. The weather was clear: visibility unlimited; there was r cloud
cover.
h. No other activity or unusual condition which may account for this
sighting is known to have existed at this time.
j. There is no ysical nce, such as materials and
photographs available.
k. It is believed the object sighted could have been a high-flying k. It is believed the object sighted could have been a high-flying
aircraft or satellite. Sunrise was at lo3az and the object was sighted aircraft or satellite. Sunrise was at lo3az and the object was sighted
around ogooz. A high-flying object could have picked up and reflected around o9ooz. A high-flying object could have picked up and reflected
the sun's rays even though the sun was below the observer's horizon.
The observer did not seem too concerned about the sighting (he did not
watch it until it disapneared). He said he thought it was probably a
satellite.
FOR THE COMANDER
Cinbin Q.Gie, Ce
Colonel, USAF
Deputy Commander for Operations
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